Google Meet: A Platform for ELT, Useful for Presenters, Speech by Plenary speakers, How useful for ELT ?,LSRW Skills, Technology enhanced teaching environment is more effective than lecture based class
1. Use of Google Meet App
for ELT
Hema D. Goswami
Visiting faculty at Maharani Shree
Nandkunvarba Mahila Arts and Commerce
College
2. Google Meet: A Platform for ELT
• Video Conferences
• Easy to use with all safety measures
• Share your screen feature
• Easy for hosting large meetings
• Recording facility
• Mute system
• Feedback
3. Useful for Presenters
• Share your screen feature
• Topic research task
• Sharing ideas and information
• Practical use of knowledge
• Help to built confident
• Increases motivation to effectively learn a foreign
language
5. Speech by Plenary speakers
• Bulletin points
• Ideal platform for
supporting distance
learning
• Creative ideas
6.
7. How useful for ELT ?
• Digital literacy
• Unlimited interactivity
• Vast information
• Significant effect
• Expand opportunities for learning
• Increases learners motivation
• Develop higher order thinking skills
8. LSRW Skills
• Real communicative speaking and listening
(Plenary speakers, Presenters and other
participants)
• Writing (by writing bulletin points)
• Reading ( through present screen option)
9. Conclusion
• Technology enhanced teaching environment is more effective
than lecture based class
• Using appropriate apps for learning we can make class more
active with full of meaningful conversation
• True combination of technology and teaching methodology
attracts learners attention towards English language learning.
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